"My song 'Weary Traveler' is one that sings the journey a lot of us are on right now," St. Cyr shares. "You know God has given us this amazing and beautiful life, but we still get those days and seasons that can leave us run down and worn out. For me and my family navigating the chronic illness of my youngest daughter has been impossible at times, but what has made it all worth it is that knowing we were never meant to walk in our struggle alone. I believe that one day we will find complete rest and healing when Jesus calls us by name. And that one day soon we will make it home." 

 

"Weary Traveler" follows St. Cyr's career hit single "Fires," which appeared on the Billboard Christian Airplay charts for 45 weeks and climbed in the top 5. "Fires" has been played on major networks and stations for more than a year, reaching millions weekly.

 

St. Cyr is ready to take these songs and more live when he heads out on Colton Dixon's Miracles Tour this fall. Kicking off Sept. 18th in Ohio, the tour will run through November. Beginning December 1, St. Cyr will then join the K-LOVE Christmas Tour along with Casting Crowns, Mac Powell, CAIN, and Dante Bowe. Sure to get in the holiday spirit, concertgoers will also be able to hear St. Cyr's new holiday song, "Rejoice," during the tour. Be sure to visit his tour page for the latest information. 

ABOUT JORDAN ST. CYR: Manitoba, Canada-based artist, songwriter, and worship leader Jordan St. Cyr is a husband and a father of two boys and two girls. He served with Youth With a Mission (YWAM) when he was a teen, and after that season found the inspiration he needed to create his debut, self-titled EP. In his artist and writing career, he has worked alongside many amazing songwriters, producers, and artists who have encouraged him along his journey, while also working closely with Compassion Canada and considers it an honor to share the message of releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name. 

 

Over the years, St. Cyr has had the opportunity to play numerous events from homes to churches, festivals, as well as his own concerts, and it has been revealed to him, humanity’s deep desire for meaningful connection and the hope to find something more vibrant than our current reality. With songs such as "Fires" and "Weary Traveler," St. Cyrcontinues on a pursuit of hope, even in our darkest moments, to know that God gives us stories to share and encourage one another through our fires and weary travels, to give us strength in the midst of them.